970 results for “Nampa”
Development agreement - mod (more than 1 acre) · Planning application
The City Council approved the rezone, development agreement change and plat with conditions on Aug. 17. Plans include 5 single-family homes, 63 townhomes and one small commercial lot, plus a required right turn lane on Cherry Lane.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for Johanna's Tacos on a commercial property on April 14, six days after the request was filed on April 8. Temporary use permits cover operations lasting from one day to six months.
Annexation · Planning application
The owners sought to rezone their rural property to a commercial zone and annex it into the city so they could keep living there while running Rodriguez Auto Body, LLC, from three shops on the lot. The application was withdrawn.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
Nampa approved a temporary use permit for the Pupusas Mis Tres Raices project on April 6, the same day it was filed. The site is a city lot with an existing commercial building, and the file includes a site plan, a solicitor's license and a health inspection report.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The adjustment turns two lots into four parcels, with two to be gifted to LEAP Housing for homes sold to households earning about 80% of area median income. The homes would be about 1,446 square feet and held in a community land trust.
Conditional use · Planning application
The Planning and Zoning Commission approved the conditional use permit on May 26 for a two-unit duplex on a quarter-acre lot in a single-family zone. The owners plan to live in one unit and rent the other, and must meet all city codes at the building permit stage.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The owner seeks annexation, a comprehensive plan change to medium density residential and rezoning to allow about 20 cottage-style homes with three common lots. The application was filed April 1, 2026, and its status is listed as void.
Annexation · Planning application
The application seeks to bring the 3.276-acre site into city limits for a medium-density cottage cluster of 20 single-family buildable lots and 3 common lots. The application is listed as void, so no active review is currently on file.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for The Perking Spot, a short-term use at a commercial building on a city lot. The permit was filed March 30 and decided March 31.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
A request to amend the text of the city's comprehensive plan is tied to the Madison Ranch Estates project, on land now used as irrigated farmland. A public hearing was held July 6, and the application remains in review.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The request would amend the city's comprehensive plan text for a project called Spring Hollow South, on land now used as irrigated farmland. A public hearing was held July 6, and the application remains under review.
Development review · Planning application
The city of Nampa plans a 23-foot-tall metal building with fleet service bays, offices and a fenced yard on about 11.7 acres. Approval on June 30 requires a full landscape plan, shielded lighting and light poles no taller than 25 feet.
Temporary use (1 day to 1 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary permit for an off-site car sales event by Team Mazda on a commercial lot. The application was filed March 25 and decided March 26.
Variance · Planning application
A homeowner wants to demolish an existing detached garage and replace it with a larger one of about 1,050 square feet, built partly on the existing concrete pad. The applicant says the variance is needed because the current garage sits too close to the road, where 29 feet is required. The application is listed as void.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The city filed the text amendment on March 24. It was approved on June 15 after a public hearing the same day. The filing does not describe what the edited wording says.
Temporary use (1 day to 6 month) · Planning application
The city approved a temporary use permit for a Hiroyuki Hibachi operation on a commercial building lot, with the decision made Mar. 25 after the application was filed Mar. 24.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a lot line change on Apr. 2 between two commercial parcels. The south parcel would hold a retail auto parts store, and the north parcel is reserved for future commercial use. Conditions cover coordination with the Idaho Transportation Department and a cross-access agreement.
Site improvement permit · Planning application
The school plans a concrete block wall, a shrub and tree buffer with drip irrigation, and street trees. A variance lets the wall sit five feet from the property line instead of 15 feet. The city approved the permit Apr. 6, and work must meet city standards.
Variance · Planning application
City planning staff said the garage would sit in the home's front yard once lot access moves to W Elaine Ct, so they could not grant the setback variance. The owner may apply for a City Council variance, with the staff-level fee credited.
Property boundary adjustment · Planning application
The city approved a boundary adjustment on May 18 that divides one residential property into two lots. The owner said a bank would refinance only if the property were split.
Legal non-conforming use/site rights · Planning application
The city approved a request on March 20 confirming that the owner may rebuild a single-family home with the same footprint after damage or demolition. The lot is too small under current zoning rules.
Subdivision · Planning application
The approval, with conditions, divides a 2.94-acre site with an existing 30,000-square-foot industrial building. The new lot is for a future industrial building, and no construction is proposed. Conditions include a fire hydrant easement and an erosion control permit.
Variance · Planning application
Nampa City Council approved a variance on May 18 letting seven lots, ranging from 6,263 to 6,533 square feet, fall below the 6,800-square-foot minimum. KB Home Idaho said a Pioneer Irrigation easement must now sit in its own common lot.
Comprehensive plan amendment · Planning application
The City Council denied a request to change the long-range land use plan from low to medium density residential on July 20. The change would have paved the way for 12 to 16 cottage-style townhomes. The Planning and Zoning Commission had recommended denial.
